1981 European Rugby League Championship

1981 (1981) European Championship  ()
Number of teams3
Winner France (6th title)

Matches played3
Top scorer José Moya (10)[1]
Top try scorer Joël Roosebrouck (2)
 < 1980
1995 > 

Venues

Hull Narbonne Leeds
Boothferry Park, Hull Stade de l'Egassiarial, Narbonne Headingley
Capacity: 15,160 Capacity: 12,000 Capacity: 30,000


Squads

Source:[2]

France

  • Marc Ambert (Pia)
  • Manuel Caravaca (Carcassonne)
  • Delphin Castanon (Lézignan)
  • Max Chantal (Villeneuve-sur-Lot)
  • Philippe Fourquet (Villeneuve-sur-Lot)
  • José Giné (Roanne)
  • Ivan Grésèque (XIII Catalan)
  • Hervé Guiraud (Lézignan)
  • Christian Maccali (Villeneuve-sur-Lot)
  • José Moya (Carcassonne)
  • Michel Naudo (Pia)
  • Marcel Pillon (Saint-Estève)
  • Hugues Ratier (Lézignan)
  • Joël Roosebrouck (Villeneuve-sur-Lot) (Captain)
  • Sébastien Rodriguez (Pia)
  • Jean-Pierre Trémouille (Tonneins)
  • Éric Waligunda (Lézignan)

England

Wales

Results

31 January
France  23 – 5  Wales
Tries:
Joël Roosebrouck (2)
Philippe Fourquet
Ivan Grésèque
Jean-Philippe Trémouille
Goals:
José Moya (4)
Field Goals:
Tries:
Donald Parry


Goals:
Danny Wilson (2)

21 February
England  1 – 5  France
Tries:
Goals:
Field Goals: George Fairbairn
Tries:
Hervé Guiraud
Goals:
José Moya (1)
Headingley, Leeds
Attendance: 3,229

18 March
England  17 – 4  Wales
Tries: John Joyner
Ken Kelly
John Woods
Goals: George Fairbairn (4)
Field Goals:
Tries:
Goals:
Steve Rule (2)
Boothferry Park, Hull
Attendance: 4,786

Final standings

TeamPlayedWonDrewLostForAgainstDiffPoints
 France2200286+224
 England2101189+92
 Wales2002940−310

References


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